180 Moldovan citizens, blocked at the Prague airport, return to Moldova

The 180 Moldovan citizens, who were to fly to Chisinau with a charter flight from the Czech Republic, but were stranded at the Prague airport, are on their way home, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Oleg Ţulea in a conference. According to the minister, blocking the Moldovans at the Prague airport "was not a problem created by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was not a problem created by the Government". Citizens will be helped to get home, says Oleg Ţulea, reports Mesager.

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03 Apr. 2020 / 13:01

Schedule of charter flights for the repatriation of Moldovan citizens between April 6-19

Charter flights were approved for the repatriation of Moldovan citizens from Germany (Frankfurt), Portugal (Lisbon), Spain (Madrid), Belgium (Brussels), Poland (Warsaw), Ireland (Dublin), United Kingdom (London) ) For the period April 6-13, and for the Netherlands (Amsterdam), Italy (Venice), France (Paris), Germany (Berlin), Italy (Rome), United Kingdom (London), Czech Republic (Prague) were approved the period April 13-19.

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31 Mar. 2020 / 20:10

Moldovan citizens trapped in Paris will arrive in the country tonight

The 220 citizens blocked at the "Charles de Gaulle" Airport in Paris will arrive in Moldova in the evening of today, according to a statement issued by the Directorate of Communication and Protocol of the Government of the Republic of Moldova, after the meeting of the Commission for Exceptional Situations.

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31 Mar. 2020 / 19:55

Support message from the co-national Lilia Bicec from Italy

Now, more than ever, our thoughts are directed toward loved ones from abroad - children, parents, relatives, friends, colleagues, distant communication, but now it seems to have an even greater emotional load.

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31 Mar. 2020 / 10:31

European Commission recommends EU states not to penalize persons who have exceeded their legal stay in the Schengen Area

Thus, the European Commission recommends that EU Member States grant these citizens long-term national visas or temporary residence permits. This is the case of the citizens of the countries that benefit from the visa-free regime with the EU and who have exceeded the period of legal stay in the Schengen Area (90 days accumulated within 6 months) due to the restrictions imposed.